4 WESTERN LEADER, NOVEMBER 12, 2010
NEWS
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IN BRIEF
Warrant for arrest
Henderson police are keen to
find Richard Rei. There is an
outstanding warrant for his
arrest for possession of
cannabis.
Police also want to speak to
him about outstanding drug
and firearms matters.
Members of the public are
advised not to approach him.
Contact constable Dean
Burrell at the Henderson
police on 839-0697 or call
the Crimestoppers hotline on
0800-555-111 if you know of
his whereabouts.
Teens arrested
Police have arrested and
charged three teenagers after
two aggravated robberies late
last month. A 14-year-old was
arrested after a hold-up at the
$2 Happy Family Store in
Massey's Chorley Ave on
October 28. He was also
charged, along with two
16-year-olds, for the robbery
of the E-Things $2 shop at
Westgate on October 29. All
three appeared in the
Waitakere Youth Court last
Wednesday charged with
aggravated robbery.
Young guns vie to be the Milkybar Kid
By NICOLA MURPHY
Determined: Eloise Greenwood lives in Oratia and wants to be the
next Milkybar Kid.
Performer: Whenuapai resident Madison Hunter is excited to be one
of the Milkybar Kid finalists.
Two aspiring young perform-
ers have the chance to front
one of New Zealand's most
famous television advertise-
ments.
Madison Hunter and Eloise
Greenwood are two out of the
10 finalists in the competition
to become the next Milkybar
Kid.
Madison is eight years old
and lives in Whenuapai.
Her mother Sarah Byers
says she is excited about the
possibility of becoming the
next Milkybar Kid.
She says girls can do any-
thing boys can do and thinks
it's time the role went to a
girl,'' Miss Byers says.
She describes Madison as a
bubbly, outgoing'' girl who
loves singing, dancing and
cheerleading.
She's just really excited to
have the opportunity.''
The other finalist is nine-
year-old Eloise Greenwood
from Oratia. She loves
drama, reading and art and
wants to be a professional
horserider some day.
Her mother Vanessa
Greenwood says Eloise's god-
mother heard about the com-
petition and thought Eloise
would be perfect for the role.
She was absolutely ec-
static when she found out she
was a finalist,'' Mrs Green-
wood says. She wanted to
get on the phone to everybody
straight away.''
She says her daughter
wants to win because she
loves acting and Milkybars.
Milkybar spokesman Jere-
my Boucher says they had a
terrific response to the search
and it was difficult to narrow
it down to the top 10.
We always knew there
would only ever be one Milky-
bar Kid but we never
expected to see so many
potential stars.''
People can vote online for
their favourite Milkybar kid
and voting closes at the end
of today.
The winner will be selected
through a combination of the
audience's vote and the
decisions made by a panel of
judges.
The outcome will be
announced on November 19.
The chosen star will be the
Milkybar Kid in a television
commercial in 2011.
To view their audition videos
or to vote for Madison or Eloise
go to www.milkybarkid.co.nz.